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Gallery | Let the Disney magic come alive

By Pip Turton

Nov 15, 2025

All Saints cast members are ready to set the stage with a visual of rainbows and smiles. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

All Saints Anglican School staged its inaugural musical production, Disney’s Dare to Dream Jnr, delighting audiences with a 60-minute celebration of 100 years of Disney music.

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The production brought together 30 students from Years 3 to 8, who performed 20 classic Disney songs seamlessly transformed into vibrant medleys.

The story followed a group of characters working together to uncover their dreams, highlighting how ambition and imagination can unite, inspire and make anything feel possible.

Music teacher Grace Newman directed her very first production.

“It was really age-appropriate and holds a lot of nostalgia through its familiar songs,” Ms Newman said, calling the decision “a no-brainer”.

Students had been rehearsing since May, dedicating lunchtimes and after-school hours to perfecting their performances.

Staff and parents also played a crucial role, crafting props and supporting production elements behind-the-scenes.

Costumes allowed each performer to express their individuality, with simple colour shirts paired with denim accents tying the cast together.

The production marked an exciting milestone for the school, setting a strong foundation for future performing arts events.